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TYCOON RECORDS INC. is a new platform to bring
R&B/Soul, Rap/Hip Hop and Reggaeton to the masses worldwide. FORTUNE the four
member R&B/SOUL group favors the best of Boys II Men, Jodeci, Earth Wind & Fire,
The Commodores, and The Ojays with young soul energy and vocal talents. Real R&B
is bought back to life with Fortune’s refreshing mix of urban street and ghetto
soul. This group is a force to be reckoned with and unlike any other male group
on the market today. Fortune and TycoonRecords fan base continues to grow all
over the world. Julie Tomoko of Tokyo, Japan is quoted as saying "Fortune is my
favorite new R&B group because they sing from the heart." Satoshi Kikuchi of
Osaka, Japan says" Fortune is great with their Motown R&B soul sound. I can’t
wait to see them perform live in Osaka." Colin Beckett of Newcastle, England
writes, " You chaps are great. Keep soul alive." Mark Roundbell of Warwickshire,
England writes, "Simply the best blend of new soul music in a long time.
Bringing the art of harmony to a new level." Tatto and the Full are the dynamic
Reggaeton artists who are creatively taking Reggaeton music to a new plateau.
With the best in production and killer lyrics Tatto and the Full are ready to
make a name for themselves amongst present greats of Daddy Yankee, Wisin &
Yandel, Tego Calderon, Don Omar, Voltio, Zion & Lenox, Hector el Father, Luny
Tunes 7 El General. In addition to having an original sound, DJ’S from all sides
of reggaeton music are embracing Tatto and The Full. Whether it’s D.J BamBam on
La Kalle in San Pedro, Dominican Republic or D.J. Julio of Sante Cruz de
Tenerife, Spain, our reggaeton sound is infectious to radio stations and
listeners worldwide. Tycoon Records will continue to bring the freshest Rap /Hip
hop talent to the masses. Our compilation album takes the premier talent from
uptown Harlem and the Bronx and compiles a rap classic. If you like 50 Cent,
Lloyd Banks, Jay Z, Nas, Biggie, Pac, Dip Set’s own Juelz Santana, and Jim Jones
there is something on our compilation "From the Fight Club to the Yacht Club"
for all hardcore rap fans.
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